Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY

With the college football season hanging by a thread, politicians, players and others are calling on games to be played despite lealth concerns.

Kelly Loeffler, trying to keep her Senate seat, rips WNBA’s support of Black Lives Matter. But the players won’t be silenced by her pandering.

With her gym shut down and not much else to do, Simone Biles let herself process her disappointment after learning the Games would be postponed.

The IOC talks a good game about the Olympics being a beacon for tolerance and fairness. But at the 2008 Games, the IOC let China’s abuses go unchecked

Some of the NFL’s biggest stars forced league, Roger Goodell to call out police brutality, acknowledge protesting players have been right all along.

White athletes are starting to protest inequality, as Joe Burrow, Carson Wentz and Trevor Lawrence among those speaking out after George Floyd death.

People protesting in Minneapolis after George Floyd’s death can get help from ex-NFL QB Colin Kaepernick, who wants to protect “Freedom Fighters.”

LeBron James, outraged over shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery, never hesitates to speak against injustice, racism, in stark contrast to Michael Jordan.

A federal judge has thrown out the World Cup-winning USWNT’s claim that they were paid less than the U.S. men’s soccer team.

Reacting to ex-coach Maggie Haney’s suspension for verbal abuse, Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez wrote the abuse made her think she hated the sport.